The new Consis C pharmacy robot meets the
most stringent requirements for functionality, looks and usability.
The sleek, modern lines of the Consis C show that even the smallest of details have been thought of. There are no visible screw heads or key holes to detract from its appearance.
All of the robot’s functions can be controlled from the distinctive touchscreen, which is flush-mounted in the door. Its tablet-like operation and response make it intuitive to use.
The portrait format of the touchscreen means that the control buttons and input screens can be displayed at an ergonomic height for each user, who signs in using a password or the fingerprint reader.
The screen displays comprehensive information about the stocking and dispensing process, as well as live images from the inside of the robot and the camera mounted on the gripper.
Simply scan the items, place them on the feeder belt and the robot does the rest. The average time to stock each item is just 2.5 seconds.
The Consis C features a dual feed so you can place two items next to each other
This allows you to feed the robot with twice the number of items at once, saving up to 20% of your valuable time.
Both the panel below the touchscreen and the dispensing flap are covered with white back-painted glass which has excellent sliding properties. The flap opens inwards and allows the packages and bottles to slide smoothly out of the robot.
The height of the tray beneath the dispensing flap can be adjusted so that the dispensed items fall directly onto the tray itself or into a box placed on the tray to collect them. If the robot door needs to be opened, the box does not have to be removed. It can simply remain in place on the tray when the door swings open. The guiding track of the heightadjustable tray fits discretely into the narrow gap between the glass panel and the door frame.
Password protection and a fingerprint reader grant simple yet secure access to the control buttons, input screens and the interior of the robot itself.
The sophisticated construction of the Consis C makes optimum use of the available space. This means that there is still ample room to move within the interior aisle despite the robot’s compact external dimensions.
The glass shelves are 1000 mm wide, allowing more packages to be stored next to each other without wasting space. Moreover, 500 mm deep shelves are installed along at least one side of the pharmacy robot meaning that a greater number of packages can be stocked in each row. The robot’s storage capacity can be flexibly adapted to items of different sizes by adding or removing glass shelves according to the needs of the pharmacy.
Though the glass shelves offer an impressive amount of surface area, the glass only needs to be 4 mm thick thanks to the innovative design of the shelf brackets. This minimises the loss of vertical storage capacity, therefore also reducing the load on the building floor and requirements for structural engineering.
All of the robot’s functions can be controlled from the distinctive touchscreen, which is flush-mounted in the door. Its tablet-like operation and response make it intuitive to use.
The portrait format of the touchscreen means that the control buttons and input screens can be displayed at an ergonomic height for each user, who signs in using a password or the fingerprint reader.
The screen displays comprehensive information about the stocking and dispensing process, as well as live images from the inside of the robot and the camera mounted on the gripper.
Stock packages and bottles quickly and easily.
Simply scan the items, place them on the feeder belt and the robot does the rest. The average time to stock each item is just 2.5 seconds.
The Consis C features a dual feed so you can place two items next to each other on the belt, even if they have different packaging.
This allows you to feed the robot with twice the number of items at once, saving up to 20% of your valuable time.
The dual-lane feeder belt also means that there are fewer interruptions while stocking since double the volume of items can be added to the feeder buffer each time.
Both the panel below the touchscreen and the dispensing flap are covered with white back-painted glass which has excellent sliding properties. The flap opens inwards and allows the packages and bottles to slide smoothly out of the robot.
The height of the tray beneath the dispensing flap can be adjusted so that the dispensed items fall directly onto the tray itself or into a box placed on the tray to collect them. If the robot door needs to be opened, the box does not have to be removed. It can simply remain in place on the tray when the door swings open. The guiding track of the heightadjustable tray fits discretely into the narrow gap between the glass panel and the door frame.
The robot supports multiple dispensing points. Their position can be adapted according to the specifications of the installation. In combination with chutes, conveyor belts, diverters and elevators there are practically unlimited options for distribution of items to up to twelve delivery points.
It takes approximately ten seconds* for a single item to be dispensed from the system. For the fastest delivery times, the robot should be located directly behind the OTC shelves.
The Consis C uses state-of-the-art technology in all areas of operation, from the user and control software to its mechanical and electronic components.
Central to this technology are the numerous sensors. They ensure that
Two redundant computer systems and an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) that protects against data loss in the event of a power outage are included as standard.
Height: 2.100 – 2.900 mm, length: 3.500 – 12.000 mm
Mirror-image design also possible (i.e. feeder belt on left).
* Additional restrictions possible; e.g. bottles with package leaflets attached to the side and overhanging tabs on bottle tops are not permissible.
